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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: MONDAY, MAY 29, 1933 RITES TONIGHT TMMJJMJS Btl lvf II I ti fM MB 11 IS FOR DR. DRANGA Wuob Eden Exceptional Savings on The rain was beading Connie's long lashes with crystal drops. She blinked, and a ehower of them fell on her lap. Her shoulders tightened as she felt dive's arm touch them, and pull her over nearer him, but she did not protest. LrU Samaritan Dies i I I if I s-- 1 i Saturday morning after I left for about an hour, weren't you?" "I was.

.1 was reading-," he admitted, lighting; another cigaret. "Then you hid them while you were there after I'd left." "Did Connie, you seem to know a lot about me. If I were to tell you again that I hadn't taken the bracelets, yon wouldn't believe me, would you?" "I couldn't believe you. I'd want to, but I couldn't." "Well, thanks for returning the bracelets, and thanks for saying nothing about me. What an amazing person you are, anyway, 'Look at Me!" At Your Store Whether you plan a motor trip, a picnic or just a quiet day at you will want J3l we advantage ot tne low prices at your roi'AT.

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rfatins i rr upprtMipnt. irto IVMiclas. Again, rime her THK STORY. neamy store tor your Holiday Food Shopping. All Stores will he Closea Memorial Day Open Monday Evening "Let's Forget That!" Funeral Services Are Arranged for Local Woman Physician.

Funeral services for Dr. Amelia A. Drarga, the first woman physician to take the examination for internes at West Penn Hospital and a practicing physician here for 35 years, who died Saturday afternoon in her home, 5816 Callowhill street, will be held tonight in the T. B. Moreland funeral home.

Dr. Dranga was born In Wisconsin in 1868 and went to Southern California with her parents at an early age. She was a graduate of the State Normal school at Los Angeles and taught in the public schools of California for 10 years before entering Harvard Annex, now Radcliffe College, Cambridge, Mas. She studied medicine and taught in the chemistry department at the Women's Medical College, Philadelphia, After taking the examination at the West Penn Hospital she returned to Philadelphia to teach for another year, taking up residence in Pittsburgh in November, 1838. She founded the Pittsburgh and Allegheny Milk and Ice Association the following year, and served as its medical director until her death.

She was the first to deliver a public lecture in Pittsburgh on the teaching of sex hygiene to children. For many years she had maintained a small private hospital similar to those in eastern cities. Dr. Dranga was a member of the Unitarian Church, the Congress of Women's Clubs and other civic and social organizations. She leaves a sister, Mrs.

Mary Dranga Campbell of New York. DIC AMELIA A. DRANGA. Funeral services for Dr. Dranga, physician here 33 years and active in social work, who died Saturday, will be held tonight in the T.

B. Moreland funeral home. "Better?" he asked softly. She didn't answer. His arm was encircling her now.

"Connie, look at me!" She did. and before she knew it his lips were on hers, firm, hard lips, and he was kissing her. "That was wretched of you She pulled herself away into her own corner again. "Wretched "Was it? Sorry you didn't like It. I did.

I've been wanting to kiss you ever since that afternoon in your kitchen, Connie. I almost kissed you when we were talking in the library at Seahurst early Saturday morning. I had to keep a tight grip on myself to keep from kissing you. "Its raining We'd better be hurrying along "A moment ago we were pretending it wasn't raining, and I was kissing you. Do you forget so quickly?" There was a tight feeling in her throat, the kind she always had when she started to cry.

Silly wanting to cry here in the rain with Clive beside her Silly. "Angry?" Was she angry? She didn't know, but she told him she was very angry, and kept her eyes glued to the glistening, black road. "I'm not sorry, Connie, so I can't apologize. I'm not in the least sorry I kissed you, I'm glad. And it's really your fault that I did kiss you.

If you weren't so pretty, and if I hadn't been so curious as to how kissable you were i'0 miles on road them ppoke. The first to 7 Mr 2 49c 2 jo, 29c as she slipped into her nightgown. It wasn't Clive Douglas' kiss that had made her angry- Whe had well she had liked that, much as she hated to admit it even to herself. What made her angry was the fact that Clive was playing with her. "A miserable person to be in love with," she murmured aloud, when the covers were over her and the lights out.

"But I think I anj in love with him. It must be love. I've never feit this way before about any man. I hate him for what he is and then weak and foolish I love him, too. Before she finally fell asleep, she knew why she had heeu watching Janet and Clive so much this past week-end.

Because she was jealous of Janet, and because she loved Clive Continued Tomorrow. Fresh Butter Brooks Pride, Country Roll Style, Delicate Rich Flavor Fresh Eggs Selected Browns and" Whites Heinz Cucumber Pickles Adds an Appetizing Flavor to Your Meals Kraft'S CheeSe Four Varieties Brick, American, Limburger and Pimento 28-oz jar 21c SLIGHT SCRATCHES CAUSE TWO DEATHS rain, wind took her round until a when they 'lis moon was was massed The sky to the i her fom 'l doing since herself a. him. and he found want -nan in the i pulled oat collar k. and one as it Connie -lie bic; car i were --he wasn't Coming' out rcn.

for Ned ir.nins around What an amazing person he was! Actually smiling when he was thanking her for returning the bracelets! Smiling and looking at the road. The smile lingered on his lips for a long time. Connie was watching it, her own face very grave. "You can't take anything seriously, can you?" she exclaimed indignantly. "Don't you think you take life too seriously, Connie? Let's forget about my visit last week to the Irving apartments, let's forget about the bracelets and let's just remember that "You're forgetting your visit tonight to the Irving apartments "Well, let's forget that, too.

Pretend I'm a nice young man. Pretend you don't know anything about me at all, except what is good. Tretend it's a starry, moonlight night instead of a cloudy one. "Fretend it isn't going to rain. It'll only take a little imagination, and I know you've got more than a little! What do you say?" She felt a raindrop on her lips, cool, soft, another on her cheek, another on her hand that was outside the blanket.

risrht, it's a glorious moonlit nieht, and we're riding to nowhere, and the air is balmy, and it isn't summer, it's spring, and there's a smell of lilacs in the Douslas laughed. "And of course, we won't put up the top, because it isn't raining. I love to ride in the rain, don't you, Connie?" "I do. More scattered, cool drops touched her face. "Now if you'll call me I'll le satisfied.

I'm a respectable young man, remember 'Clive." She must be crazy, but it was fun being crazy, pretending Clive Douglas was a decent person, forgetting what she knew about him "Thanks, my dear. We've been much too formal with each other, and on a glorious, moonlit, spring night a man and a girl should never be formal!" Xorthsicle and Arlington Avenue Men Victims of Infections. y2-ibpkg 15 'It Must Be Love' COACHES WILL RUN TO COUNTY PARKS Motor Service for Summer Season Will Open Tomorrow. SELECT FROM THESE 5C BARGAINS Two deaths due to slight scratches which did not receive surgical attention before blood poisoning developed were ordered investigated yesterday by deputy coroners. John Conti, 42, of 324 Sampson way, Northside, died in Presbyterian Hospital yesterday from an infection of the blood stream caused when he accidentally scratched a finger of his right hand several days ago.

Adam Dunalewics, 44, of 3118 Arlington avenue, died in Municipal Hospital from blood poisoning. A scratch on his nose two weeks ago developed into the disease that caused his death. 'That's Easy' So that was why he kissed her! Curiosity. The tears which had been on the point of falling were checked abruptly and the tight, miserable feeling in her throat disappeared. Curiosity.

Kissing her when he was angling to marry Janet Ritchie Connie was furious at herself for falling for his pretense game. She should have known it would end disastrously. Playing with her when his interest lay only in Janet. Amusing himself with her! The remainder of the ride was made in silence, and without even a good night Connie got out of the car at the side porte cochere at Seahurst and ran into the house. When she was in her room with the door locked, she tore off the pink taffeta jacket and dress viciously.

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m. and continue hourly until 8 o'clock, returning to the city hourly, beginning at 2 o'clock, the last coach leaving at 9 p. m. Services to North park will be available from the downtown at 1.30, 3:30 and 5:30 p. returning at 2:30, 4:30 and 8:30 p.

m. The coaches will leave Liberty avenue and Grant street. Hibernians' Dance Sponsored by Division 1 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, an old time, modern and Irish dance will be held in their hall, 2715 Sarah street, tonight. The dance will be in charge of John J. Ryan.

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